The Sun. — London, England, 1808-01-13 00:00:00

r l l ' QM the LQNDOIV GAZETTE, Jan. 12, 1808. War:Office, ian. 12, 1 SoB t-Ith Regiment ; 1 : ~;.. William Anne ; te., be. Co. lonel, Om General Leland, d:ceaszvl. R-0' al iktflinelit of the Hon Fciwarcl l'Ag ti 2811 . 01u0t, “, be Co& pet, vice Lieuttn,int. General Villcttes. - Cmnwlions in t 1..( I oyal. 31-tred, ly 6 1.1, George Esq, to be licp.ity- Lieutenant. Dated Sept. 3, ISO 7. i 4t linne4.llamer, Esq. to be Curtain., Dated Ntrie. „• • , To he Lie. , ; , ..nants-' lames neurett, Cent. ',area Nov. 4, ftk7. %VW. Daieu Tito, Gem. 1:::%(1.1tiov,• 6. tso7. Samuel Arrow sMitit, Gent. Data., Nov.. 20, : . TO be Ensigns—)oils Cco,t. Dated Sept, 25 , , 1807. Tiiortioi Mondale, G Dap.A Sept. 26 ; ISM. Francis Slithhs Gioj,,q, Cent, • 0, - ;ted Oct.. 14. 041. Car vithen Forri, - Gent. Dated Dee. 2.9. thol. ••• ' ad Battalion. To be . Lieutenants— Itobert-4.2tham, Gent. Dated Oct, 27, 187.• Thomas LOwe, Gent. Dated Nov. 28, . Ensigns—Thomns Norris. .Gent. • Dated Aug. 23, .ste v iset, Farmer, Gov . I)sted oa. 27, Igo7. *I, Thomas Crottehley, G , :nt, Dated Ott. 28, 03' 0 1. t'eter 11, 4 0,, t ,0 r t, Gent. Dine Va. 29, ao7. • Ldward Wheel. :house Gent.. Dated .• 3d hatt::lion To be Lliel!tenant's -John COyd, Cent. Dated Oct. 17, di Henry Palmer, tent. Dated Oa. 2i, 118Q7. Hear • !Sharpies, Gent. Dated Oa. 16, 1807, ItY n 11i111161 , 1?„ Gent. ' Dated Oei. r', ;807. ' • Enstgus•-llenry Gyet, Gent. Dared' Aug: 22, 1! . ,n7. Tl , ottlits.Pe,rott,•Gera. Dattal Oe.t, 15,18,1, Joh,' Nov., 2d, fbo7, 407. or; of Berkshire. , -Genty,e Henry Ctutehleb Esq. 0,1. 'e, •it,; ; ;,, Mi!ls, - "D.,;ed tvrfri g h:oil. Dated at; sbove; • tai loni; Eq. to be Captain. Dated Des.. it, , , • tty b, e • Dated Oa. linsii,nl , ,ttn;Stuart. Dated Oa.l, 18 0 7, be' Cent, 1.:,;-;te t t Sept. 29, f'44:l (.;rill in, Gent. Dated Oat. 2. 1897, kichry TltYof, GGIt. I).ly:it 1)... ;6, ' . r . _ be Captain. ,Dated Aug. 29i timienant Vt4.l!es, to , Etit,:tt to be Lieutenant. Dated as above. 'To b 4. Erown s e, Gent , riartid as above. Geelgt Grantham, Cent,. Dale s(:pr. • Nv ,i,vl/ohotteers. rmigtl Richard ix: Lieutenant. Dated Sept. 14, . , To be'lins,igns— Wm. Monftigu, tient. Dated Sept. r 3, 11(07. John Gent. Ltartsa tik7. C4teer rabodefrs. ' Lentil:l)4M' Tilorll36 Ravcrstock to be Captain. Dated Od. 3, 7. To lient , ...n.ints, Wm. CLide, Cent. Dared as above. Mama* Wart, Cent. Oated.as ,he T. he Lieutenants-- lames i..1);•1; Owen, Cents Dated 061. 1X,7. Wtp. Pinegar, Gent. Dated as above. Wm. t, 'ratan, 6ot. Dated abov-. To be :1(. 6 4,4,1i -- Richard Best, Gent. Dated as'above. tat Headingli,duntetr:. Robaison,•Gent. tv be - Ensign. Dazed Deeirttber 2r, • litoy. • • astiel.ttietts Jived by tbe Lori Liattenlnt of the Corry of Cat martben. Rval Carmarthen Fuxiltvrt. Sec md Lieutenant Rowland Williams to be First Lieute nant, vie:: promoted. Dated Dec. 24, tlk7. t .1 of Carmarthen Poluntrot. tientetemt Ll,v4rt; on. to he Captain of a Company, Davys, relsi..;l:e•l: • 1.)..itt.:;; Mc 24, 1807. e,9gited '4l.' the Lora' Llettle"nant df Hants. • • gm° B..viall,t of Volunteer Ensign lotieplz fitykin:i to' be Lieutenant, v . uu lohn Col_ bourne neol aarsd. Diited flee.. 3 r, tso7 . Wilit4lll Col 11..erne, Cut. to be LLO:tll,viCe Fluder, rebigned. Dated as stiove.. P4.1;1'1'1;14 141,:mirer Tcan.t, (hit. io 1. nsign, vise Ewen, resigned, V. 3z, 7, IYSoB. Igi,lsll3Eß RETURNIID U) SIT VE IN' THE PRESENT P..u;LIAMLNT. Remelt...cm or BEAuNi &Ku- Sir Edward Prvce Lloyd, (.t • Ptilg.‘volt, iit tiii, c.itintyui I. I:ft t, Bart, in if MOW of the Itst;tll Laid tic%Nt:kii.cmgh, deceased. -• • • • B.4NJCkiIPTS, • Lticas Payne, of Chinte.aller,. London, hatter, to son On, arid at ten, at Guildhall. A itoinz;,,' Qoornond, New ISlike.s4ee!, 1313(k. t Janics , , late ot Blackman -street, Southwark, Surrey, lin. :9, at 1:li, 26, and Feb. 23, at ono, at (31,110:1 ;; 11, Loncon. Att,:rney, Mx. Sweet, King's Bench walks,: Tetiiplo. • David Moss, of Raielitiliighway, Middic:ex, linen.draner, lan, 23, l•eia. 2, 40 23, irt twelve, Guildhall. Attar. vies, ona Orochick, 11ew.421% Cheapside. inonias , Gaskill ancl;Gitolge Gaskill, of Lancaster, linen. Feb.`cir,tttet ~ 4,3 r ar.d 23, at eleven, at the King's Arms tiro, LZIiIC2SkCf. Attorney, Nit, lialdl4l ll , I,an. j o w l 01 Stainground..' Huntingdonshire, tanneK: .2i, eleven, all, at ose, oral Feb. 21, at ten, at Go hla 10, 1,911411, Attorney, Mr. Iliad, King's Bench. w:,11;,,, Temple., ' l',lonks 1- o Rutigate, Kent, iirocer, jan.,l6, 3 0 , an d et:. 23, at toe: ve , at London. Attornies, • Ms i :srs, and Hope, Stone.bu t ldi ngs; Li nco l n ' s. ' • Inn. folon Panin, of Bow Clitich-yard, LondOn warehouseman, Jan, :9, 26,1 ind Fch. 23, at•ten,. Attorney, r , 130(14e-row. ' Peter !intro, of . southarnpton•bittltlict a , Chancery.latte, mariner,, jan. 26, 30, and Feb 23, at eleven, at (inii , tnall. Attornias, Messrs. Paldittr,,Tonilinsons, Alitt Thdins6l4.Coptll2ll-conrt; 'flin,ginorton.street. • - , L /I'/PENDS. Feb. 2,. lohn Marten Sawyer, Josiah FletcherTrtiziiin : and joSenti Poivel4, orSiinnert.streer, London, iiirchantS, at eleven, at Li .cl[tlt,lll. pen... 2.. Robert foriesok and Sarnuel 'll . lV,noitl, of „Sher. burnt:l4x, London, snerehants, at one, at Quikih a ll,' let,. zo. i(unett Ander4on, of..Guildtord-atticet, and of the o ; ,l ~ ) ilite,,l3to4d..attect, 'London, .nierchunt, at at Gnildit,ll, /- ' Fe! ) , 4.. tt w! . 4 int Gun of Liverpool, linen-draper, at one, 4,4 t he ltoy pl.. lA , id-, Fet: 2. R'.)bertml. IrTIC4 Fiutrhi,nn of. Fleet. street, 1. , •11 , 1"o . , t. , !•11K , ,,, at vet), at Gus Inhal I, • Feb. "stet, at %•%isbc',:•fi, C;m)hridgeahir e ,' &bop. keept:l;•,t. we; vc, at '(;tailtiliall, • , Oeb. 2. rdnnind . 17, - yr;ss.:4o, Maiden.lane. c o vcia • C ar ._ :len, I ii;rilesex, wine 'an: qcler. merchant, at one .at ./ FCLP. heopilus Merac and Mgsw La Port Aie rac , o f. Quasi-Etreet, Chciyside, Loi,lon; warehotisemen,, at one, - iit NI ) 3 , WriOey and John Wrigley, of sAtidle- N .., 4 0 4 3 , hterclisqs, at two, at the New Dolph, I .Richard Riley, now or late of Mansfield, Notting. tnaltbter s at eleven, at OIC SWUII-itUl, , 'William d , )(1 john NitisgrAve, of Foster. ~..,, , ;..11,-.lside,Lac, l 4ll, t Waive, at Quitri li ~„ t , A,4 -ims oxter rio ef niiy, Or asuorni t mugit l.ltreet, rrearord.. pdiiiterotutivrive - ; ' I ; , :y: . *St.)..titikti4,.4hwx, builder, : . A kv.vt;', - I,tyk:r,.(4 - I , ;tr6')Condujt-strcet,Midcliesex, iAt Wit!, at CI: 1? fIiIC4TES, gi'Liv:•rpm)l, merchant.. lames Briggs, of kii ts her.l..;e, within riikintbit,Lancrtshire, Wil Atik,ll9):Alld . ritcrnas or;s, now or lino of Stock. p f .rt, Chr.s7,iro, cocton.oranutact.trer. Chnst;an Augustus f:sctme, of tthurourpc.iitte, Lpivion, mrrchzot. • PARTNERS fiIPS Dis vOLPED. Sampson Luta* and.ibrael Aluravir, , of London. and Masbod Ajof.ivia, of iatnaieai merch.aros. yin ud loscpp of Ciituple or ii.a.Oressers.' lotn, Rohat Copeland !'tare, and Magnirs I , ea, oi • wat• t" loin !limner, of Higoler's-stiret, ; • 14111 LS TaNlor; Wilirain Taylor. :oat lertnnah %!.Lichington, of .1 iiichr•ster, cotton "l'itoi4iA; groom head, and B. Walro.i, of Bimini:ham, ficlorS: font, 1-10p., , ,e and William Heath, or the lvlutories, zon and George L,e,es, of platys. A le\uit , ier Intl:, it lonatha lk WOUler, and Thoina.s,Moody, of-Old Clumge, sugar rcanci: Mit r;ay ladstones and Arthur Smith, of Liiierppol. I -anc , soul. Thomas Hood, of Gutter lane, ribbon-mantifac- D. AI ',ale and P. Phillips,. of ‘Vhitechapel, High-street, ca red huichers. !Olin Cartled& and 1. T. Cartledge, of Chesterfield, sur- , gear, 3. • R. Stankr and Harold Stanley, of GainShro', tanners. Wiililrn 11 4 ivilUnd George Duncan, of Liverpool, rope.. ipaktrs. Thomas Poyser and lam's Large, of London, brokers. 'Thomas 13041 . 11 4ial John Lamb, of Shepton Mallet, Somer. c.rshire, cOthiets. John Julian,: of Piymluth, and George Cucilipp,', of tavi stock, at nil - nits. Thonws Hensman ,and William. Fleming, of Birmingliam, cabinet-makers. On Monday the 2iith of .December departed thiS life the, lion. RionAar . ) Gotta, brother to, the Earl of ARRAN, at his house iv Clontarl i •!fter a:lingering and painful illness, which he bbre. with the greatest fortitude, and resignation. His landed pr o perty de;.. tiolves u pon his only sno, 4.KTRUIt GULF., Esq. a Lieutenant in the gth Regiment or Light Dragoons. He had been many:years .a Member of .the Irish Parliament, where his conduel was marked by interested patriotism. He had. visited 1110 st of the Courts of the Princes on the Continent and un likemany of Our countrymen, who it would seem trii ;1&d more in w,: - suit of pleasure than improve ne-riegleeted up opportunity to store his mind with tle• most usefukintormation, and to form his tnaimets Upon a careful discrimination of accom, plishments, that would return him to his country in possession of those graces that tiring forward with effect the honour aid liberality - of sentitnent that always distinguish the Irish Gentleman With a cultivated mind. Hisleruper was even ; his bene- Volenee always alive to the claims of society, and the dearer ties of domestic life. He was distipguished to his last moments for an amity of manners, that procured him the esteem and resped of all who knew him, and the Warmest affktion and'personal attachment of those he honoured with his friend. ship. He was followed to the grave by a, great number of the most respeetable friends and relations, who, by their personal attendance and hang train of equipages, ,seemed desirous to evince to the 'wudd their reaped and their 'regret. • An innuiSition was taken yesterday, at a public hOuse near Newington, ca. the body'of a young man named Turner. It appeared that the deceased Clerk in a wholesale house . in St. Giles'S, and went out with the porter belonging to the same bottle, on Tuesday morning,' to shoot' small birds, The Porter was. lea . riir• over a ditch, When the butt of the gun; f dashet 'against thi! bank, by his missing his step, and the piece went off. The deceased was standing on the bank ready to get over the ditch also, nud he received the charge about the head and, shoulders : he ' survived only a' tew mit tut,:s, 'A bye sunder witnessed rho accident, and corroborated the tes!intoity. Vcrdia--,e/ccitteritcel Death: ' On Sudday night, during 016 temporary absence of the fatnily, a house in Little Bell-Alley, Coleman was broke open and robbed of tbur dozen pair of shoes and boots, and 01. in dotes.and money. The same night . another house was broken open in Paternoster-row, Spitalticlds, and robbed of several arlicles of wearing appl; el. 'A melancholy accident happened on New Year's Day, at the Church of Pninswick, GlLuceStershire. As the bell-ringers ,were ringing in the new year, one-of the bells bloke from its station, and forcing its way through three floors, fell amongst the ringers. One man was killed on the spot, and several - others were dreadfully bruised and wounded. • An InspeClion of the Watch, in the different pa rishes in .London,: is to take place immediately, under the• authority of the A& .of Parliament by which they are regulated; when the feeble, infirm, and superannuated, are to be dismissed, but their pay to be continued. to them, and their places sup. plied by men equal to the proteCtion of the Hires and properties of the Citizens. LADIES' BbAnntrio-Scitnor., near the City Road. Mrs, CROSS respealhilly informs the• Gentry, Mer chants, and het Friends in general, that her School will re-commence on ,MondarneKt, the 14th of Ja nuary, and that she has accommodation fOr two more ';young Ladies .as Boarders ; she hopes that the tlat-. tering siicceis she has met' with for these twenty four years in educating the Daughters of Sotrie Of the' tirst hamilies in the. City, to whom references-may be had, I‘.ll be no small Tecommehdation to those, Ladies and Gentlemen who may honour• tier with their patronage. Terms--The young Ladies are boarded and taught the English. and Lan guages w,ith grammatical purity - and correEtne6s,. History, and the Needle-works, for 30 guineas per annum, washing included ;, Parlour ' Boarders, '52: guineas a year; Day Hoarders, 3 guineas per quar ter; and. Day Scholars a 'guinea and a half, No Entrance-money eKpetied 'either from Boarders or , Day Scholarc: Writing, , Arithmetic, Music,,Danc ing, Drawing, Italian, ..Geography, the Use of the.. Globes, and Astronomy, taught by Professors of eminence and established merit. Wanted, a young Lady of a doeilodisposition and genteel ;address- as' an apprentice; she will'enjoy manY • advantages ' which are not to he met with in the generality of Schools.---Terms 100 guineas for . i4ree. years, Mas- • .tern and extras included, !Drawin g only 'excepted, • which, if required, must .he paid separately for; or Go guineas without Masters.—Mrs - .;.Caost may be spoken with, or dirtheid to, at her Seminary, No,'t .C4trles-squarc, 'near the City- Road: This Eita blishritent consists of but- a . small and sciedt nurtilYer of Ladies. CLEIIKENIVELL gassiOA'S. ' • MON 1.) (nrr. u. • "I TVia &ay the Sessions couur.enced M.;.l".ti W A :44!d a bench of "...\fl.q..);ict.;6.. Nlik.n dm.- Grand Jury were alt ..eveolly swpru into of their ol'itee, according to i1111.1WMO fi:.)1 119 Mtt N.tvali .Ciiiltrtil.til of tho aidressed i hem, and in a hACCiat 41)(1 re;;;,:.., speoch,' die!yeribed 'to theua..thg , ituport-Z du.t : io a rit :11,eii.ckliblig. ‘• • • ASSAULT, .Rickard Blackman I,vas indided for an trite of a Mr. Keith. She prov.ca the infel; , :t.. in 1.111 . ;11:Co..(,e:d the oppw,ition 11 hi('h nit:! in:MT) 712 . !.4e. Jury found hint g.±ilA) . ; 311(1 w.!; month's imprisontoent, ai t 1 to find , eCtirity to iteep *the peacii'for six inofilth'in 401. fostph Royce, hewsmati, uac intliCted . for as saulting Benjamin -I)iekeiton, alu in Southamptou - -buildins, Chancery-lane. ilia an exception having heen taken on the part of tlfe.pro secution against the notice•for trial d , ;.Lv.ered. 'by .t he. Defendant., and the point . being argued. by Mr. GLEEn, (in 'behalf- of Dickenson, and by Me. - 1-3 A a - 011 boillititini:)yee, it vA.i,ordereti to. stand over until next Sessions. • • ..• 5...• -•- TUESDAY, JAN". 12. liczybauld was inditled 16e receir;itt-t Blbs. of bra , ,s, the property of IVlt.':ssrs. IVtaners, Is cowing rt to have heem' stolen. • The Prosecutors are brass-founders, 'and the De fendant kephrn4old iron shop ; but, as the Piosect:- torst are Quakers,. the evidenc e o f th e het remained . ,but impede& An ()Ricer proved that he Blond the brass in question' at the'shop of the Defendant - , and two workmenof the Proseeutors, proved that it had been cast sit their warehouse' trout a pattern, which. Was produced; and that none of it had been sold. Being_cress,examined by Mr.. Serjeant BE A, as to -the component parts ot' the: metal, they said'it con tained copper, zinc, and other . metal, hut that'line brass heels 'Contained. capper and zinc. Mr. Serjeant I.3Esr upon this: objeeted, that this was not 'tress within : the Meaning 'of the Act of Parliattient ; but the Court not agreeing in this oh jeelion, he addressed the Jury, and' chiefly contend ed, that there was no ,evidence to slew that the Pri toner' hied i'received 'it under circutustanCes from which . they could infer' he had a knowledge of its being 'stolen, A great number of respeaablc wit nesses gave ,the'Defendant a very good Chapati. The Jury found hi tri- . ---Not at/iffy. • - • Charles Seyffbriwis indiaed fOr assaulting Sir John Diashwaod 'King, 'The. Ri?-fendant, in this case, was keeper Of the ttfif 2 gate';rit 'Ffytle Park Cor ner'. On. the t f•ith of Jtine•last'Sirliiiill' tVla riding through thezate, arid 'stuti 'the Deie - ndani and ano ther engaged'in a Squabble With grbom of 'Lord Stair,• Ile- thought the room I was ill-treated, and he rode up to him, telling him his address, and pro. wising t6 . appear on his behalf.' Soon after Lord Stair himselfictime up, uperi'whidt Sirjilin rode up to him and related what he had seen pasi'bet we'en the Defendant and- his The Defendant hearing the' .tatement, Said Sir John wa,s a damned liar : Sir John- immediately . endeavoured t; ride over RIM; but the horse being 'restive would= not obey' th© rein, and the Defendant gave it a blow across the nose : at the same rhiie bq self in a boxing attitude„,aud,siiid,he would give the Baronet his gruel ilhe Would: dismount. The Learned Chairthan thought that this ~did not anpunt to an assault ou the part (~f the ildebd-' Rm . ,. and he. was therefore toa.ri Ain John Ihite, George, his brottwx, were in-.. deject /Or at assauttupon . i. Moo s re the younger, of Spring-place, Kentish -town, lint-maker, It ap- Ptard in et itleine, • thit Elizabeth, dip daughter of John Walk., appr;:.;itice to Mr. Wore, the elder. 'No circumstance of iil,treatment on the part of -the , Master towards ;Elizabeth, his apprentice, was at tempted to be ailegged. ; , but 'the father wished to. take the daughter under' his own prutetioa. For that purpose,he went in company with the Prisoner George,, her uncle,. rung bell, and got pdmissf;tl into - the garden. One of them then knoAed the door, and the girl 'Elizabeth .answered, The father laid, bold of het round the waist, and vikis endea vouring, to drag. her off, when ; the younger 'Jr., Moore..cllllC out to rescue her..., A set fde ensued, and Moore the yotinga- was.,)4wer4y The Ci!Ai3i,lA24, iu 11kS chargg, to the Jury, ob served, that poiaw could justify a father in takin,s by force, his child ,frcnu under .tlie tare of aanaster to whom that oi l 4 , w3s.regulo.apprentiecd ; ai to the assault, runt had been clearlyproved. The Jury, ,without heaitation, found both the Prisoners Guihy; and : Abe Court.aentepeor.l them to one .month!s, imprisonment each in ,the .1 - Iowa: of Co,rretiion,•-aud, tp find security' to keep the pExacts for oneyear. In the case of the King a. Edward buts, Dorothea Cole, arps Roberts, alias Browne; for Frauds 'and COuspiracy, , the proceddingq retrieved, by Ceilidrart, into the Court' of King's Bent h.. • • Mr. BARR 17, the COOn:.4el tor the Pfoseution, an ad:lday' it of the fans filar the Piisoners had bo,en It this Court, iind that; • • - ter‘43r *. did ,tiot At?!1N,11 to Likt: their, tr~::i, s•T' • "" • but' had reinnte'd it into a higher Court & radved that the rixognizanCes . be estrdted with costs. - The Court decided, rtcognizAnccs should be estriblied ; oLlert'iog,that, if th.it shoUldtreatlei be cyntested, they would thcti Like c: Of the costs: r "'Sittings appointed in hliddic. , ;:en and-London be fore the itiL;iit Hon. Sir .1 Mitrislii . kto,Knight; Lord Chief Justice of Ris Aldjesty's (Jolla of Coro t-non ?lois, at Westminster, in and alter Hilary Term, I $OB : IN TERM. • 1111Dputssi. LoNvo:t. Malady - lan. as I.srhily - jan. 25 Saturctay , . . 3o 1 kie,,Ny . . Feb. 2 Saturday 1 . Feb. 6 Mulllay - . - 8 AFTER TERM.; , Saturday - Feb. r 3 1 Monday - Fpb..ic • It is' nowt/"said that thhe enterprising Mr. 'Mismac• PARK, ' whom we have tang.ct,s(,i to 'speak of bur" I as' an 'inhabitant of that. .i:ountry f' from VvhiS,e• bouro no fr,k‘ieller . rettarris," is still alive, a - lrh-ot4o'• the only sitrviVor 'of his party, .and has' gone from' Africa for the Wekt Indies, ! • .- ~• • . LONDON : 1:-rinttli by it ECA.A ;) R tili, NO.• Ma!tiett•C'ltltt, Hirit".strctt by Wi Lt.IAM A.{1.6114114 CitIPE3 . ot S o uth Al, At tlic SVN-ChrFICSI t Strand,; where dilvel lisements, Ord ers for ijie Alper, I etieri for. the Ed:tiff, sec. 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'The Attention or the (16 , :rt was at:copied in swearing theGraud c.uid Petry Jtrjes, and a tiun'ilder of Coastaleys,Utitit p t t (iaries -- .dugus‘a Sai?ogi;: and 2 1 fionzai . Alcinck, serVant,. v.ere indi&ed for an assault upon Mr'. -IV . lrv,. Pecocke, an Attorney, on the" hill of SUIT, lack:.:. Mi. Henry •I'ocockr - dep . osed A beis an Attorney, I.ld resideA Staples-Intl, Holborn ; betwe(hi eight • `and 'bine &clock in the evening' of the 16111 . of July, he - went, in cornpany with - his hrother,i -'to • Fetter-lane,- for the ptirpoFc of Ordering•-a post- chaise. it Mr: Si.tvagt-' , ,, ho k.eeps , the 116.4 Hart Inn, Fetter-lane. The io the ya`rd''..; - thronoll -a ,get. i tryzi,•,* under whiz:h . the blobent , l , - and iris bi-4,411r stopped i.vbile;:villen Mr. .Savag,' e oat of the Inn and steuek'the ness, tee. blow 'was returned, and Mr. 'Savage re-' treated :into the house, followed by the Witnesa", ,- ?. mil his brother, who were assailed and beaten by,, , a parcel of stable boys. • • Mr. John l'ococke in Mr. NViiiiritn . ClWanag,ll' . corroborated the evidences of the:hist Witness. ' Mr. Gun kintr, . fa the Defs!nr.lintr, stated that the,;: Prosecutor and 'llk brother iverein Prt indecent situa-_,; tion wit hitt ties.l of Mr. Sava.,;e's wife and daughter,:: : :' that ...te came out to put them away, when theylt*t sjsted, and it seule ensued.' r S. ' r Irr,evniilll.7.l! ' Mr. Symonds; Mayor of Rochet3ter,depOked, that; on the IGth of July; 1807, he came to t 0.... n, nottf : stopped at the Red Bart, Fettt-i-lane ; betwe: , n and Arine o'clock' in the evening, he was slung in the toffee-room, when he heard a great nei;se, •and Mr. Savage run in, fbilowed by two per- • .J 1 . sous, one.of whom sirirck hitri Sevt ral times; Mrs. Savage'and her dangtter came our, and ran l:& • ": tween Savyge and 'one:of the pet - aims:nil& snatched a s;ick from c.ne of :hands, AVith which Mr. sat age had been ste , ic . r. • sm•eial - Witness repeatedly desired a ConAable to be seut . for, •when Tone of the seryanfs'said there was undo to begot. - Mrs. Savagegot- r u into the -bar, and lOtked . him 'in. Witriesi .:alVis - ed them to .go .away, bitt 2 they would not. out of'tire bar ; the contest Was renew ed, but by .whom he dd not know:.. There Avele upwards of twenty persons' in the lias;rigi-; Mrs; and Miss Savage were sitting at the . parlotir window, 211d' could nat miss, it they iemainad thei - e,to liar t; tti it= nessed the Ftrst part . of . the fray ; 'never klw ; In""*: more violent in his life, and the manner in which they condnaed themseNes ti'll!Ccit-viitling to tike chare(lei3Of Gentleinent • Vituchs' most positicri declared that no servant belonieng to Mr: SaFOßi#' laid if hind on one of them. • . Several' other Witnesses were examined, whose evidence went 'to prove that Mr. I;ava'ge Pushed. the Plaintiff, and 'did not strikohiui. did—Not Guilty, .....--..._-...„.... t .. • . It was ilie well-known ar.ivic.! to his family ar . 4 friends, Of a; lateielnitiCtit Ctt, " Never to lct tty opportunity cscape theni, whEM a 'iittre Stake, WA §m-alt rill:. of loss, posseikti'many chanees of gr 44-•:: gain." This '`hdmonitinn contains, perlutps, 'the strongest arguinint . in at our..4l,state Lotteries in 1 general. But at the present nioment, when a 'cliettle itantis at Rine which ?tipet - latively, abouriaZ - wall ;,''' iminttii)al. Prizes, the advice comes '‘vitli treble,. 4 natiriiple force. ~ . - '1 - • - V - 111' ' I„. • ca.a.va,sri4r), .lANuArce H. Passed . by —the Zephyr, I,2trici, ST. I Quchee, W.its,m, fruit' Q , ;...),),!:.:; Vc,;:11.4 sun. from -Riga; Bear, IS.'ii;ua, an.! Gcork:,, Vtice, U)IU S 11.1 t ► ► Qn the 16th Clovelly.y.dall, Salop, the Lady 0f , Thi)loas Tathnor►, of a Saturday last, at' Melt.,n ,Mowbray, Leicestershh:. Nor►tiatt, of 'SOU. On ' skiTia'y List, at SoLltllpte, the Lady of A. K., Macken zie. tfsq. "dr a o.:u4titer. On the lath .Mrs. C.atta, tv i? ' cOf C;eoi,',o rsq. of No. 24, Cecil.stnNi-, of 11 -1 / 1 11R k 1), . On Thursday last., at Liu:lot - li, the Henry Alears; of Hauningtcn, stori"*"' , Koucet ()a Saturilay last, •• • , r l'aterw, ; iti.rthfri; r:5(1. of : — Os) zi.,f of t`:•.: •, k;lbrittir, tr) I • SQv ut 11. ,f,, - i-',I) N 4